A trial of a transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) device developed by Neuralieve has found that it could relieve pain in migraine sufferers. Nearly 40% of patients in the trial were pain-free two hours after treatment with the device, the researchers found. This was the co-primary ...
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Neuralieve's TMS device "promising treatment" for migraine - UPDATE
12 March 2010
Madeleine Armstrong
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